I have to agree with it. We now live in a noise plagued society. Everywhere we are assaulted by somebody else's noise. Of course to live in a society a little tolerance of others noise is required, but when it is an amplified assault it crosses the tolerance line. The problem is we no longer even try to enforce existing laws, let alone create new ones. The attitude is "It's my right and if you don't like it then too bad."
Whether it is stereos hauled outside for parties at homes with postage stamp size yards, boom boom cars, motorcycles with little or no mufflers, or whatever, we are under assault. I love loud music, but keep it inside. I insulated my house, and had double pane windows installed. I will do walk arounds at night while blasting music inside to make sure I'm not bothering anyone. While I can hear it outside, by the time I reach the sidewalk it is either gone, or very weak. Other than my neighbor on the left, there is no one else who can hear it. Yet there have been times I had to get in my car and drive around to find the house, a few streets over, that is blasting music outside that I can hear inside my house with the windows closed.
Anyway, other than calling the police there isn't much that can be done about it. As a society we are going to have to say enough is enough, but considering how difficult it is to deal with obvious issues such as climate change, and gun control, I doubt if noise pollution will ever be dealt with.
This was, however, passed on by a friend and have felt the same way for years about the burgeoning amplification of everything from music to Broadway. 
